Applying to graduate school in psychology requires careful planning and preparation. 

• Start planning early: Give yourself enough time to research, prepare, and meet deadlines.

• Research programs: Identify areas of psychology that align with your career goals and interests.

• Meet academic prerequisites: Ensure you have relevant coursework, research experience, and a competitive GPA.

• Gain experience: Participate in internships, research, or volunteer work to strengthen your application.

• Take the GRE: Prepare and take the GRE if required by your target programs.

• Build your CV: Highlight relevant academic, research, and professional experiences.

• Write a personal statement: Outline your academic goals, research interests, and fit for the program.

• Secure strong recommendations: Ask professors or supervisors who know you well to write letters.

• Plan your budget: Research tuition, fees, and funding options such as scholarships or assistantships.

• Prepare for interviews: Be ready to discuss your background, research, and career goals.

• Stay mindful of deadlines: Make sure to track and meet all application deadlines for each program.

Below are resources that can help you prepare: 

Tools and information to help you navigate the graduate school application process, including resources for program research, GRE preparation, financial aid, and tips for crafting strong personal statements and securing recommendation letters.

An overview of the various graduate programs available in psychology, including areas of specialization such as clinical, counseling, developmental, cognitive, and industrial-organizational psychology.